Bipolära skaparkrafter i Paleolitikum? : En recension av Whitley, David S. 2009. Cave paintings and the human spirit. The origin of crativity and belief. New York: Prometheus Books

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Bipolara skaparkrafter i Paleolitikum? : En recension av Whitley, David S. 2009. Cave paintings and the human spirit. The origin of crativity and belief. New York: Prometheus Books

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